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Tunisia: Tunisian dinar fell against dollar

The exchange market was marked by orders buying currency by public operators on May 20, 2015, when the US dollar continued its bullish trend against the

Tunisia: unemployment rate stands at 15%

Tunisia’s unemployment rate in Tunisia is estimated at 15%, according to the results of the national survey on population and employment in the fourth quarter

Tunisia: hotels’ debt estimated at 4,000 million dinars

Tunisian hoteliers’ debt is estimated at 4,000 million Tunisian dinars (MTD), said

Tunisia: tourist arrivals down 16.9%

Tourist arrivals have experienced a downward trend in the range of 16.9% to the end of April, compared with the same period last year. This was reported by Radhouane

Tunisia, Algeria decide to reactivate all tourism and crafts agreements

Algerian Minister of Land, tourism and handicrafts Amar Ghoul said Sunday in Algiers that Algeria and Tunisia have agreed to reactivate the joint committee

Tunisia: new five-year plan in six months

The new five-year plan (2016/2020) will be completed before the end of November 2015, Minister of Finance Slim Chaker said Saturday. ...

Tunisia-Italy: 54.4 MTD of recycled debt, EUR 61 million loan and grant

Tunisia and Italy signed, Monday at Carthage, a memorandum of cooperation to support Tunisia’s development efforts

Tunisia: Investment Code ready in 10 days

The revised investment code will be finally ready in 10 days and should be subject to the approval of the Cabinet meeting late this month, announced the head of

Tunisia Post launches new International Technology Card

As part of its contribution to the development of digital economy, the Tunisian Post launched from May 18, 2015 its new International Technology Card "CIT.”

Tunisia: dinar up against dollar

The exchange market was very lively and turbulent following large foreign currency purchase orders from public operators and major transactions made in the interbank compartment

Tunisia: Sfax ranks first nationally in exports

President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Sfax Ridha Fourati said, Thursday, May 14, 2015

Tunisia poorly ranked on WEF Human Capital Index

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has issued its Human Capital Report 2015. Tunisia is ranked 98th out of 124 countries with 58.21 score at the overall index
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